Inter-Mountain Republican | 1906-08-26 | Page 10 | Plaids Are Very Modish.

S Alt Ai Aig g ii The loose an and long lines which are arc mostly favored for or Juvenile cloth clothes are seen Meen at nt their best beit when developed eloped inthe in tho the new plaids that are maJ making such sucha a 0 furore for Cor themselves Ives in tho the seasons season's seasons season's sea sea- sons son's 4 fashions So far light colors have found a n. decided preference and ecru several shades of oC tan light lIht blue pale green and an the th softer shades sha es of brown sack sich as cafe au an halt are barred with more moro brilliant colorings Not that they r TM rim at all too loo gay for Cor there Is so HO little lit lit- lit little tle tic of oC tho the brighter colors used use that they merely appear as a 11 pretty touch I of oC contrast The Tte smart little garment pictured shows an nn ecru ground round In ht a herringbone weave with whir a sort gort of or clo stitch cross s plaid pattern laUern In fn pale pace brown green and amI tan The Tho coat Is tart cut quite after the masculine pattern with witha a full loose back t sharply gored orell side seams and a double breasted front An additional touch of ma masculinity IK Is given In the little patch pockets and the plain sleeve although the application application cation of dark green velvet for Cor collar and cuff curl and ami for CUI pocket trimmings takes es away awa more than a little from the plain severity of oC the style Vcr Very handsome buttons are used in a double double dou dou- ble be row for fastening and the merest touch of oC a n. fancy mixed braid is applied applied ap alt- ap- ap plied to simulate embroidery upon collar pocket and cuff For the growing growing grow grow- ing gh girl 1 a more moro simply smart or 01 smartly simple model could hardly ho be devised I